3i/Atlas Update!

[tmkedmw]

 

[tmkedmw]

 

[chewenhua]

 

[ProLogic]

Fwah, spewing out building blocks of life ish means what? Panspermia? Bit tiagong even if these ish building blocks of life chiu ish still need a builder to put together the blocks to make life, tio boh?

 

[tmkedmw]

New images

 

[xcodes]

8 more days to go ...

 

[DFR6868]

asteroid Bennu 160,343,000 miles from Earth vs the one they 'd rather we didn't talk about; 3i/Atlas, currently 136,000,000 miles from earth.

 

[chewenhua]

 

[articland05]

earth still around leh
reach liao bo?

 

[chewenhua]

 

[chewenhua]

 

[fandango]

Still no alien?

 

[spunkbrat]

Maybe is the same ‘star’ the 3 wise men saw when Jesus was born

 

[AikiBoy]

I thought by now this thing should otw out of our solar system based on it track?? It still lurk around... something fishy going on..

 

[spunkbrat]

The Anti-Tail of 3I/ATLAS is Larger Than the Distance to the Moon​

https://avi-loeb.medium.com/the-ant...er-than-the-distance-to-the-moon-0862b138bf62

 

[xcodes]

I thought by now this thing should otw out of our solar system based on it track?? It still lurk around... something fishy going on..

it's otw heading to us ... according to the scientist(s), it is estimated to be nearest to us (Earth) on 19 Dec 2025 (this Fri) ...

 

[tmkedmw]

New images of 3I/ATLAS just arrived, and they add another layer to an already unusual story.


Fresh ground-based observations from Italy show a bright, compact central region paired with a clearly extended directional structure. Enhanced processing reveals a large, coherent feature stretching far from the core, maintaining alignment instead of dispersing.

That same geometry now appears independently in space-based data. NEOSSat observations and contour analysis confirm a sharply defined central region with a persistent sunward-facing structure, visible even under aggressive filtering. The agreement between optical imaging and contour plots makes this especially hard to dismiss as a processing artifact.

What stands out most is consistency. Different observers. Different instruments. Different techniques. And yet the structure remains stable, directional, and coherent across all of them.

As 3I/ATLAS approaches its closest encounter with Earth later this month, the timing couldn’t be more interesting. If anything changes next, we’ll see it clearly.

 

[AikiBoy]

it's otw heading to us ... according to the scientist(s), it is estimated to be nearest to us (Earth) on 19 Dec 2025 (this Fri) ...

Then if not alien tech then what... lol

U see NASA so quiet

 

[moonlighter_sg]

NASA knows something we dun know..

2 days later, telescope can see clearly what is it.

170 million miles away at its closest to earth.

 

[RedOrion]

it's otw heading to us ... according to the scientist(s), it is estimated to be nearest to us (Earth) on 19 Dec 2025 (this Fri) ...

Few more days ....